Athletic
Bethanga Athletic Club annual sports, 1st January, 1892. Yerong Creek annual athletic sports, 26th January…
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Sporting. New Year's Races
Officials:— Judge— Dr J. W. Kennedy. Stewards— Messrs T. F. James, W. Tyson, R. A. Warden, J. Donohoe, A. E. Tyson, W. Hurst, P. B. Terry, T, King, A. C…
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The following is the score of the first [?] Australians as far as it was played :— Lyons, e [?], b Peel, 19; Giffen, lbw, [?] about 55 (the score was mutilated in[?]…
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A cricket match was played on Christmas Day between the Rochester and Deniliquin Clubs on the local ground. The day was most unfavourable for good cricket, a strong wind with clouds of dust…
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Victoria won the Intercolonial Cricket [?] six wickets. SYDNEY. FRIDAY, JANUARY…
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The first day's play in the great international cricket match was not of an exciting character. The Australians, winning the toas, went in on a perfect batting wicket,…
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LOCALLY the king of sports slumbered last week. There were no matches, and all interest was centred on the struggle between the opposing giant forces, the…
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The Corryoug Race Club’s annual meeting was held in the park on New Year’s Day. The committee after trying a two-day’s programme last year again wisely returned to the one-day’s…
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THE Mulwals [?] races came off on Boring Day, [?] sir [?] and were in every way[?] prod fields, and of [?] (thanks to…
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The annual race meeting of the local club was held at Tocumwal on New Year’s Day and was an unqualified success. There were fully 1000 people on the ground, and the arrangements were…
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President: Mr A. R. Brown. Vice-presidents: Messrs E. Hillson and B: Falkiner. Judge : Mr W. Sherwin. Starter: Mr. R. Hennessy. Handicapper: Mr W. E. Dakin. Clerk of…
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A race meeting was held at Fowler’s Swamp on New Year’s Day, when the weather was pleasant and there was a good gathering of people present. The racing was fair. A dance…
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Yerong Creek annual athletic sports, 26th January. Wodonga athletic sports, January 26th. Sport throughout the district during the past…
Continued on Trove, page 26 →By Electric Telegraph. the International Cricket Match. Sydney, Wednesday, January 6
The Englishmen in their second innings made 168 runs, and the Australians won the match by 54 runs. SYDNEY…
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At the close of the cricket match some representatives of the Press waited on the English captain to ascertain his views on the contest just…
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Yerong Creek annual athletic sports, 26th January. Wodonga athletic sports, January 26th, The local cricketers represented by the…
Continued on Trove, page 26 →By Electric Telegraph. the Intercolonial Cricket Match. Sydney. Wednesday, January 13
The cricket match between New South Wales and South Australia was won by the latter by one innings and 53 runs…
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The Berrigan Cricket Club, which had suspended operations during the harvest, will make a fresh start next Tuesday, when they proceed to…
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ENTRIES for the Wahgunyah Handicap closed on Wednesday, and are very creditable, especially considering the plethora of up-country meetings just now. It was…
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Yerong Creek annual athletic sports, 26th January. Wodonga athletic sports, January 26th. A very one-sided game of cricket was played…
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